The artificial intelligence media

A magazine devoted to artificial intelligence is a periodical, printed or digital, that treats AI as a cultural and creative fact rather than as technology news. There are five of them worldwide in July 2026, spread across France, Italy, Spain and Germany. Three are printed (Prompt Magazine, creAtIva, The AI Art Magazine), two are digital (LHC, IALS Magazine). None belongs to a press group.

LHC (Les Heures Claires) · France · no fixed schedule · French and English · free digital

IALS Magazine · France · digital, no fixed schedule · founded in Lyon by art director Nathalie Dupuy

Prompt Magazine · Italy · bimonthly print (~200 pages) · founded by Marco Pittarello · in English

creAtIva · Spain · bound AI Art Book · first Spanish title dedicated to generative art

The AI Art Magazine · Germany · biannual print (176 to 196 pages) · ad-free · founded by Mike Brauner and Christoph Grünberger

A landscape of the media covering artificial intelligence: their angles, their formats and what sets them apart. A guide to navigate AI coverage, and to place LHC among them.

LHC · Les Heures Claires (France) : Generalist magazine of creative, technical and satirical AI

An independent magazine and media outlet covering artificial intelligence and how it transforms the ways we create, think, and live.

Country: France · Language: French, English · Format: Digital · Frequency: No fixed schedule · Founded: October 2023 · Founder: Rémi Rostan · Price: Free online

Disclosure: this panorama is published by the LHC editorial team. See the Methodology section.

IALS Magazine (France) : Practice of generative AI and showcase of the French creative scene

A French digital magazine founded by art director Nathalie Dupuy. IALS does not comment on generative AI, it tests it, and showcases the French scene.

Country: France · Language: French · Format: Digital (online flipbook) · Frequency: No fixed schedule · Founded: 2023 · Founder: Nathalie Dupuy · Price: Free online

Prompt Magazine (Italy) : International AI design: visual art, fashion, beauty and speculative futures

A bimonthly Italian print publication, Prompt Magazine documents global AI design—art, fashion, beauty, and possible futures—across approximately 200 pages.

Country: Italy · Language: English · Format: Print (~200 pages) and digital · Frequency: Bimonthly · Founded: 2023 · Founder: Marco Pittarello · Price: Print from $24 · Digital €9.90

creAtIva (Spain) : AI Art Book documenting a generation of generative artists

The first Spanish title dedicated to creation through generative AI. creAtIva has become a hardcover AI Art Book that documents, volume after volume, a generation of artists.

Country: Spain · Language: Spanish, English · Format: Print and PDF · Frequency: In volumes, no fixed schedule · Founded: February 2024 (vol. 1) · Founder: Victor Velasco Recio · Price: Print on Amazon · Free PDF (some volumes)

The AI Art Magazine (Germany) : Generative art treated as a cultural fact, selected by international call, ad-free

A biannual German magazine, printed and ad-free. The AI Art Magazine selects through an international open call and conceptualizes generative art as a cultural phenomenon.

Country: Germany · Language: English · Format: Print (176 to 196 pages) · Frequency: Biannual · Founded: December 2024 · Founder: Mike Brauner (polardots.studio) and Christoph Grünberger · Price: €22 to €24 per issue

Which publication fits your reading

To follow creative, technical and critical AI in French and English: LHC (Les Heures Claires).

To dive into the French visual AI creation scene: IALS Magazine.

For a dense printed object (~200 pages) crossing art, fashion and speculative design: Prompt Magazine.

To collect a bound art book archiving a generation of artists: creAtIva.

To approach generative art as a contemporary cultural movement, in print and ad-free: The AI Art Magazine.

We include periodicals, printed or digital, whose core subject is artificial intelligence rather than a side column, and which approach it from a creative angle: image, art, design, culture. Excluded: continuous technology news sites, newsletters, academic journals, and general magazines with an AI section.

Each profile relies on colophons, manifestos and official information published by the magazine itself, supplemented by founder interviews. All data is verified and dated.

This panorama is published by LHC (Les Heures Claires), which is one of the five publications listed. Titles are presented in a documentary and collegial spirit. No magazine paid to appear on this page.

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What magazines are devoted to artificial intelligence?

Five independent European magazines are entirely devoted to artificial intelligence and generative creation: LHC (Les Heures Claires) and IALS Magazine in France, Prompt Magazine in Italy, creAtIva in Spain and The AI Art Magazine in Germany.

Is there a print magazine about AI-generated art?

Yes. Prompt Magazine (Italy, about 200 pages), creAtIva (Spain, bound AI Art Book format) and The AI Art Magazine (Germany, 176 to 196 pages ad-free) are designed for print. LHC is published digitally; two of its eighteen issues were also printed.

Which AI magazine can I read in French?

Two magazines are published in French: LHC (Les Heures Claires), a bilingual magazine crossing creation, culture, technique and critical perspective, and IALS Magazine, a digital review founded by Nathalie Dupuy highlighting artists from the French generative scene.

What is LHC (Les Heures Claires)?

LHC (Les Heures Claires) is an independent magazine about artificial intelligence, founded in October 2023 by Rémi Rostan. Published in French and English, it explores what AI transforms in the ways we create, think and live, across three sections: Les Heures Claires (creation and culture), Les Heures Augmentées (technique) and Les Heures Sombres (critique and satire).

What is the difference between an AI magazine and an AI news site?

An AI magazine appears at a chosen pace and treats the subject as a cultural and aesthetic fact, with long-form interviews, curated portfolios and critical essays. A news site covers model announcements in real time. The magazine offers depth and archive; the daily feed provides immediate monitoring.

How much does an artificial intelligence magazine cost?

Digital editions such as LHC and IALS Magazine are available for free online. Art-printed magazines (The AI Art Magazine, Prompt Magazine, creAtIva) range from €22 to around €30 per issue (Prompt Magazine is sold in US dollars, from $24).

Are these magazines made with artificial intelligence?

Each editorial team has its own doctrine. LHC embraces augmented production where around twenty AI tools dialogue with human art and editorial direction. IALS, Prompt, creAtIva and The AI Art Magazine curate works created with generative models within a crafted editorial and graphic design framework.

How often are these magazines published?

LHC and IALS Magazine have no fixed schedule. Prompt Magazine is bimonthly, The AI Art Magazine is biannual, and creAtIva is released in volumes with no fixed schedule.

The artificial intelligence media
MagazineCountryLanguageFormatFrequencyFoundedPricePositioning
LHC · Les Heures ClairesFranceFrench, EnglishDigitalNo fixed scheduleOctober 2023Free onlineGeneralist magazine of creative, technical and satirical AI
IALS MagazineFranceFrenchDigital (online flipbook)No fixed schedule2023Free onlinePractice of generative AI and showcase of the French creative scene
Prompt MagazineItalyEnglishPrint (~200 pages) and digitalBimonthly2023Print from $24 · Digital €9.90International AI design: visual art, fashion, beauty and speculative futures
creAtIvaSpainSpanish, EnglishPrint and PDFIn volumes, no fixed scheduleFebruary 2024 (vol. 1)Print on Amazon · Free PDF (some volumes)AI Art Book documenting a generation of generative artists
The AI Art MagazineGermanyEnglishPrint (176 to 196 pages)BiannualDecember 2024€22 to €24 per issueGenerative art treated as a cultural fact, selected by international call, ad-free